The Sinn Féin leader spoke to residents in Co Meath while canvassing with candidates.

There are around 58,000 cases of Chickenpox each year in Ireland.

Figures from the UK Ministry of Defence show that 824 individuals with a postcode in the 26 counties had sought to sign up for their regular forces during the last three recruitment years

Three men are on trial at Belfast Crown Court accused of murdering the journalist in Londonderry.

The former leader has expressed confidence in the direction of the party.

The dog involved in the incident in Ballyneety was put down and several others were seized.

A campaign is underway to recruit more than 650 Garda Reserves

More than 136,000 students will sit this years State Examinations which run from today until the 25th of June.

Mr Stanley said it was important that the record of any company being considered for a public contract must be taken into consideration.

The woman was pronounced deceased at the scene by medical personnel.

The office sharing company said it had trimmed its offices in the UK and Ireland and was focusing on 40 profitable locations.

Here are the stories making headlines this Wednesday.

The Fiscal Advisory Council said current policy was ‘not appropriate’ for prudent economic and budgetary management.

Engineer Michael Duffy is asking the court to overturn An Bord Pleanála’s 2022 decision to approve Pat McDonagh’s plan for the development off the M18

The Republic of Ireland secured their first win under interim boss John O'Shea this evening

Taoiseach Simon Harris said the three-phase ceasefire deal was a ‘very serious proposal’.

There have been 18 instances of damage involving trawlers since it was installed.

This is despite some incidents while protesters have been out canvassing.

The Italian competition and antitrust authority searched Ryanair's Dublin headquarters last March

Taoiseach Simon Harris said developer BAM has a ‘track record in terms of the delivery of bridges’.

A judge also held that there was no legal basis to impose reporting restrictions to prevent the media from naming him since he had turned 18 and reached adulthood.

Sentencing the man on Tuesday, Mr Justice Kerida Naidoo said the man had used “sadistic and humiliating violence” against his wife and that the offences represented a “significant breach of trust."

Police are treating the incident as a sectarian motivated hate crime.

The Society of Actuaries in Ireland said there was 'broadly no excess mortality in 2020' in Ireland

John Mullins said her track record on Brexit will be a big reason for why he would vote for her.

The Royal College of Nursing Northern Ireland has collected memories of nurses involved in the Second World War.

EV sales have fallen in seven of the last nine months

This was Sarah McFeely’s fourth time in court to receive an interim payment since she first settled her case 11 years ago after her birth at Letterkenny General Hospital.

Paul Byrne sued Virgin Media, seeking various injunctions over what he claimed was a flawed disciplinary process

Ammi Burke had wanted the courts to overturn the WRC’s rejection of her complaint

The European Parliament (EP) is the only directly elected body of the EU, representing the citizens of its member states.

Ms McKee (29) died after being struck in the head by a bullet as she stood close to police vehicles while observing rioting in Derry.

Jim Moore is accused of killing 81-year-old Patricia Aust.

The study found a driver’s occupation increases their quote even if they do not use their car for business purposes

She said a ‘noisy minority’ on social media had targeted her party for political reasons.

The most overcrowded hospital on Tuesday morning was University Hospital Limerick

The new bridge will link the North and the Republic in a boost to tourism and commerce.

81 people have died on Irish roads in 2024, the highest number recorded by this time of year in over a decade.

Gardaí conducted a search under warrant at an address in Coolock at approximately 4.30pm on Monday afternoon.

Bea confirmed: ‘I am pregnant, this time it’s not a joke about bread’ – referencing a social media post in 2021 which led to pregnancy speculation.

Lilian Seenoi-Barr became the first black mayor of a council in Northern Ireland on Monday night.

A look at the stories making Tuesday's front pages.

Amber bead products are increasingly being advertised and sold across Europe.

The Coroner has been notified and a post-mortem examination will take place.

On Monday evening, police said an 85-year-old man had been charged with murder.

The investigation targets organised crime gangs and repeat offenders particularly in the areas of burglary and break-ins.

Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene after a car struck a barrier on the N85 Ennis Bypass at 12:40pm.

United Airlines 998 took off from Brussels earlier on Monday and was heading to Newark airport.

Dozens of motorists were breathalysed at a Garda road safety checkpoint on the M7 near Nenagh to check for alcohol or drugs in their system.

The Taoiseach was reportedly pushed and jostled while campaigning in Castlebar and Westport on Sunday.

Built of limestone, the property successfully blends the old and new to create a comfortable and atmospheric residence with an asking price of €950,000.

The first applications will be assessed by the end of September.

The digital bank now has nearly 10 million customers and is preparing to expand across Europe.

The crash happened on the N5 at Deerpark near Swinford.

Tributes have been paid to a man who died after getting into difficulty in a lake in Co Tyrone.

An 85-year-old man is in police custody.

Here are the biggest stories making headlines in Ireland on Monday.

Niall Boylan, who is running for the European Parliament in the Dublin constituency, has called for a 'fair immigration policy'

It comes after temperatures hit highs of 21.6 degrees in Roscommon, in warm sunshine this bank holiday weekend

The results of a postmortem examination will determine the course of the investigation, gardaí said

Taoiseach Simon Harris was forced to cut short a canvassing event in Castlebar, Co Mayo, due to a vocal protest involving members of the Burke family

Simon Harris indicated he remained committed to the Government running full term

George Horner, 97, from Carrickfergus, Co Antrim, landed on Sword Beach in Normandy on June 6th, 1944

Sociology professor Niamh Hourigan, who is from a political Limerick family, said that it was time to ‘get off the sidelines’.

A body was recovered from the water on Sunday.

Aodhán Ó Riordáin says he was motivated to run for European parliament after the Dublin riots in November

The incident happened on Cardiffsbridge Road in Fingas.

The body remains at the scene which is preserved for a technical examination which is due to take place on Sunday morning.

Naomi Long also said her party could be in contention to win seats in up to six constituencies in Northern Ireland

The workers at Cork University Hospital gathered hundreds of used bottles and cans.

Government and opposition politicians are "giving in to the far-right playbook", while anti-immigration demonstrations have become more aggressive since the Dublin riots, according to the director of the Hope and Courage Collective

Here are the stories making headlines this Sunday.

Sinn Féin has suffered a seven-point slump in the latest political opinion poll, with less than six days to go until the local and European elections.

Simon Harris said the opportunity to end the conflict in Gaza should not be missed.

A man was taken to hospital after the altercation in the Castleton Gardens/Limestone Road area around 4.30am on Saturday.

The incident occurred at around 4.15am in the northbound lanes of the dual-carriageway at junction 5 near Cratloe.

Here are the stories making headlines this Saturday.

Brendan Ogle, who is running as an Independent candidate for Dublin, is concerned by how people's genuine anger is being targeted towards migrants as opposed to those in power.

ESB has raised the incident with the IAA and HSA

The man previously received a four-year suspended sentence for assaults on his wife, with whom he has since reconciled

Jim Allister confirmed he would run in his own constituency of North Antrim

The flags of Ireland, Israel, Palestine and the UN were placed in that order in an entrance hall of Leinster House on Friday

Nial Ring, his sons and his business partner brought the challenge after they were charged with breaching Covid restrictions in April 2020

The High Court heard the arrest order for Glen Oglesby could not be processed until next week

The State had argued that the original sentence imposed on Wayne O’Callaghan (35) was too lenient and should be increased

Gardaí are investigating people who facilitate the illegal smuggling of people across the Border

The number of homeless children also hit the highest number ever recorded at 4,206

The cases concerned two boys who are now 10 and 17

The case is due to return before the High Court on June 11th

Ms McKee (29) died after being struck in the head by a bullet as she stood close to police vehicles while observing rioting in Derry

Mr Richards denied allegations by the defence that he had claimed to see the headbutt because he was ‘Roy’s mate’ and ‘stooge’

One hundred frontline gardai in Dublin have been trained in the use of the cameras.

Gerard O'Brien (59) was convicted of sexually abusing six young men when he was a teacher 30 years ago

The proposed policy has been put forward by the European People’s Party, of which Fine Gael is a member

The state remembrance ceremony in honour 48 people who died in the 1981 Stardust disaster will take place on June 23rd